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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-06

'Chic-Chic" is the name of VERONA JAR
BEAU's new comic opera, which was COM
posed with special regard to her gifts as
singer and actress. 1t will be produced under
the management of her. husband. with JAR
BEAU in the title role and supported by a.
company of her own selection. The scene of
the play is on an island in the Southern Pa
cfic, allowing abundant opportunity for
novel effect and situation.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-06

Mrs. ELLA WHEELER WILCOX takes the
poi TO deny the rumor that she is going to
u passion poem booming Postmaster
u ViLAsfor the pi esidency. She writes:
no time to think of such wearsome
as politics. Mrs. WILCOX is a
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-06
s112,6SS

II Fargo will enjoy a spell of
wide open policy now that she
has a wide omen mayor.
Whether the Office of the
Fargo mayor will be in the of
fee of the Argus.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-03
PERSONAL.

M II,,,-,, = - ,,-.-- - --,,it-, IN
NJ i,"'' 9'u.s,ut 70 W. y ",'o ~
a ;.i 'n''"'on'" WIZ" I"o"'''o-
n".
Col Jno, VIM. itall, representative
OF Bancroft the historian, came up
rom Austin sunday ana VIII he IN
town tor several day.
MIR. w. ". Baker III eN-raneer aud
II gentleman OF distinguished cour.
aye, now representing ihc kossc Pot
terry WD.t, was Ia Waco yes .crdav.
Attfc pnci.tc-.lrl.A. Prpwitt. Bel
toi:D j. Forte. N. Grcsor. n NJ Rend.
krusp- tirl.A D,ood. uni,e,,on. j ID
-miuI. rrro,.J \ ke,lcl. Dallas. = r.
IinN kluA. Ga,csyilc: VI A stewart.
llous.om II Com. ~ - i.ip,comb.
GtN:. - MlnArd. ~ Louis. \ Roth,.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-03

There was meeting sunday morn
ing III the parors Of the Pacific hotel
OF the Waco Drummers Association.
Col. j. II. Pace who mad been instruct
ed 10 prepare a circular to be sent to
the houses doing business IN this state
under the drummer system asking
Tor subscriptions tor the fund to test
the cousututiouality Of the drum
mers' license law, read the document
which he had prepared which was
unanimously adopted, and COL Pace
authorized and instructed to send the
circulars out rs soon as couy Cniuut.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-03
pADGITT'S PARK .
,rrSDlY. NAY 3, TUESDAY, MAY 3.
.uoG1AMNTE.

~. procession viii form on the plaza" 'e a
!" ,,s ID decorate car for the queen OF
r1bsr maids Of honor Ill be IN road.
r.ofa,,j nosts or cars, Illustrative Of
1,..5 aui industries. Will form iu The
.rtcar. which will ba preceded by 70
R,t.sl 20 the park. Arrived nj the park
,glb am address, approx riate 10 the
,,. Al !oo'clock. After this there will be
" -,sr. Uy the Hungarian students Dyp.
arch. .fa Then will follow H basket
H., At8p.m. the Hungarian students
s,,' ..ri.r A.. numb,r Of choice selections. In
- oseal1s there viii bc fireworks and Il ball
I To-, lion General admission only ten
H.. ..lich will also entitlc tho party psyiug
lto a ticket good for II sla" of soda water.
,,,onadeor other refreshments strict order
N. II. rrc.er,cl. and tho public generally =
,y,,d. bat Wc management reserves the
In, 10 exclude al persons who are not CON.
lderrd touuithle characters.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-03

The average daily attendance last
week at the rooms was forty seven.
There were thirty.tive present NJ
the song service saturday night.
FOrty.three young men at the 1850
service sunday evening
The Board of Directors holds its
monthly meeting tonight at :
O'Clock.
The new game "Cropiuolq" takes
wonderfully with all ages aui classes.
The W. {. +. L. have social in the
Hall "Wednesday evening
There were thrtY-one Young men
in the rooms last evening, despite the
Indictment weather.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-03

changes work with Judge Williams
this week.
Officers Dan Ford and Dee Cook
Went out to Geneva and arrested one
Frank Schupop, who is wanted in
Fayett county OH a charge of horse
stealing.
Officer Dan Ford returned with
Lash Berry from Gainesville. There
are two indictments against him for
stealing cattle. in this county.
FEDERAL COURT
The court met yesterday, and
finished up the business of the term
aud adjourned.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-03
Tnpt,,rcdntIn.t.

sheriff Cox, of Hill county, was in
the city Yesterday, and during the
afternoon he received telegram
from MIR. Iord, the city marshal OF
McXia, that he had arrested IN that
city Joe Williams, who killed Frank
Blocker. and who has been ut large
since pursued by posse of Hill
county deputies. MIR. Cox left for
MeXia via the Cotton Belt. He will
pass through Waco with his prisoner
this evening.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-03
GRIMM IsI., Olsp
A CORY TRAGEDY

CHICAGO. May "A special from
lonia, Mich says. "a terrible tragedy
occurred saturday in Bushnell town
snip near lonia. John \. nydcr.
ABOUT 10 years old, has been acting
luecrly for month. and medical cX.
animation had shown him to be tit
subject for the insane asylum. lie
was living with his vito and her
children In alog shanty ON his father :
farm. sunday morning he did not
appear and his brother went Over
aud u horrible sight met his view
The wife lav dead in her bed, her
skull being broken in with An aX. \
chlld OF two wears was on the bod
Oathcd in it, mothers blood uniuiur.
eel while another child little older.
was Ill its crib. both screaming IA
terror snyder was tracked tu the
swamp back of his house. From there
ho WAS easily trailcd 10y blood for
several miles. About tn O'Clock
he walked into the house OF Geo lor-
ter. llo had with him Il razor aud hc
had cut three huge ga-hc, IN ns
throat, from which he viii dle. His
wife wa much Younger ;han he. and
ana very hIudsOmo and there hn (
been lots of trouble between them.
$40 wa, afraid OF him and had toni
her friends thnt she had hid the ANc
ana the falut for fear ne would use
them upon himself or upon her
FOR suFFlctfNr CAUSE.
MuLtpGEvtlIE. Ga, Nav =. Mrr.
Ilay viii be lodged IN the lumtic
asylum here next week. The cause
of her luuacy is peculiar. About
eight years ago the dead body of her
brother was found Oh the public road
IN south Carolina with u bullet in hi,
head. The assassination was Il
mystery which was never cleared mp
some months after this she married
ayoung man ofthc name Of Day an,
removed to the ncighborhood %
Troy, Alabama. Two weeks ago MIR
Kent received letter from her it
which She begged for his assist
rnce rs she had been deserted by
her husband. Her story was -a,
one With great Particularly OF de
tail her husband had pictured to hc
the murder Of her brother, Dappiu.
the climax By declaring that he wa
himself the murderer. For ycar
she had carried the terrible secret
becoming meanwhile the mother o.
three children 10y the murderer of hc
brother Inst week she reached Ma
home OF her brother la this county,
ruyi:g maniac.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-03
se,cn,h.rnuc Picnic.

On Saturday last the seventh grade
had n delightful picnic at the Bosquc
bridge. The forenoon was spcnt in
fishing and rambling around. quite
late in the evening the wagons were
decorated with cedar and vines tor
the homcward Tide. They had a
delightful time and returned home
full of fun aud refreshed with the
days recreation.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-03
/ PROF. 0, S, FOWLER,
Tic Celebrated New Yor,
PSYCHOLOGIST,

VII lecture lu Lltcral Hal Monday. MAY 3.
SD. m Pnrruol1gy 10, proofs and uses. Free.
Tu,.ls May ote D. M Love ana Marriage.
= Vi elm, .lay Npy i,&aOS m Female health
and loom osoreI. 10 ladies only. Admis.
sion cor.
I "Wednesday eF.ult s.s -. u, Manhood Huul.
yzed aaI r,.. i.L lu males ou,y Adwl..
si0r '..
ri eyu.u.f.u examinations, Hlylc. on
heaI bUsiu ~ Idapthtiot-. marriage ulap-
istl ,, $50. Ht no. Pacific hotel from ga. m 20
ap,m. rom MUuduy, May GOO sunday nigh,
onl, MAY INST chance, Farewell tour.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-03
COTTON HE'LL.
Ehc Meeting OF the DELEGATES for iii,
Extension Of the Koad-IIc
waco Committees

Ehc Meeting OF the Delegates Tor The
Extension Of the Koad-Ihc
waco Committee,
The railroad delegations from San
Angelo, san saba and Brentwood
arrived rs announced in TIE tx.
ANllNER, at o'clock sunday after.
noon, aud registered at the McClel-
lhnd hotel OF course il was too late
then to held conference. and the
time was set for o'clock Monday
evening. The delegations were COM
posed ~ follows; Y. -. Lidstone and
j Ohm IL. MARTA from san saba, a. Nj.
Mctrregor of san Angelo. and Brooke
>, Smith of Brentwood. The dele.
cations IRE Oh the way to confer
with the directors of the Cotton
Belt at their meeting IN TeXarkana
on the fourth. in regard to the cX-
tension of that road west. The
Brentwood delegation want. the
road through that place and the other
through san saba aud san Angelo.
\ esterday morning the gentlemen
were visited by many citizens and
were driven over the city by Mr.. j.
Il. Gilmer. The san Angelo and san
saba delegations met IN Col. Il. Il.
Parrott- office at o'clock. There
was present MIR I'd Rutan. Col. VIM.
l.. Prather, Col. Il. Il. Parrot and MIR.
Jos Eikcl from the citizens railroad
committee of fifteen. Mr.. Rotan
apologilcd for the small attendance
by stating that there was al that
time meeting OF the dircc-
tors of the Citizens National
bank and another important
meeting Mr.. McGrcgor of .au An
gelo exhibited map of the proposed
extension which was to begin at
Leon Junction or Gatesvilc. Thence
it would go to Lampasus or Lomcda
and from there to san Angelo by
way OF san saba. Brady and Kicka
poo Springs passing through the coun.
ties OF CUrNell, Lampasas, san Saba
McCullocb, Concho aud Tom Green
MIR. McGregor set forth the adyau-
tagu which "A railroad TO
SAN ANGELO
would be to Waco. 1t is the count,
sea. OF Tom Green county whose tax
able values increased from SIS 1921 to
S9.l 1878 in the last len YEAR,. lu
1873 the number of sheep was 1870, in
loS6 t1c number was $4,000. 1hc
cattlc increased from 1882, i'm 1871 10
2J3Igj In lo,6. The town re-
ccIyts thirteen million pounds
of freight annually by wagon and nus
Just butt "a $4,000 roller mill II las
within radius OF % miles 100000
u,r.- ,f tiIlubIp 'uul-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-03
BABY'S SKIN
IninutiIe ana Birt., uumors
specially Cured by tuttCura.

l Humofs, for allaNiu ing Itching RUruluc AID
animation. for curing The INST symptoms
ol Er1emU. Psoriasis. MIN crust. sCail Head
diseases, tutiCurN the great skin cure. uuI
Nuiicui.t soap. an exquisite ~ttu BUu'iHrr.
cNtuNlly uud tuiicura KC-lhcut the new
Blood Purifier. iuicrnHil, ar iuHNin|c. A..
"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-03

The state dental association meets
this morning in the rarIors OF the
Pacific hotel.
lls that Tom C,t scratched my dar!ius's
htr, Rub N. rcIdl, w.tu salvation pi..
IUc best rom 'y ion pulmonary complaints
is ur buiis Cough syrup. ir.v cents
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-03
IMMENSE sLAUGurtG
MILLINERY

Extraordinary low prices aud line
good, will tell T. NICuoLsoN.
Cor. fith and ftanklin street.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-03

&c nIs1ciass s'ocn ieerscnaum pipes golu-neaueu
ahes, best imported and domestic cigars and tobacco
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-03
,,LI,IKN IkI.MI.nII.>.

sold cvcry where riicD 60 rtCuUA. N cents
soar, ~ cents. KksoLyKNr. Stpo Prepared hy
inc POTTER DRrd Ash Cirt MCAL Co, Boston.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-12
ST. LouIs WOOL MA KEr.

ST. LOUIS, oct. l.-Market steady with fair
demand: unwaShed bright medium, l%G2i;
coarse braid. l5g22; low sandy, lO@ls; nne
light, lGG2O; fine heavy, I2Gls; tub washed
choice, 36QJT Hair, 3i@&l; low, $0g32i Texas
wool low to medium, bright, l2,gi.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-12
GALNEsroN coFFEE MARKET.

GALVESTON, oct, ll,-Wholesale dealers
report: Market unchanged; Ordinary -;
good ordinary, 2l24; fair TO Frlme, PIX choice,
%; peaberry, q; government Java, -.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-12

Do you suffer from scrofuls, salt rheum, or
great blood puIiher. 100 doses one dollar.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-12
CIRCULAR

+ for scissor
M
Ia
ambition was always directed will once apparent that the utornr
abei " make the most satisfactory and best sales In this position wewere de-
IS OF cons
able outlay we take great l" in informing yon that rotS reward
NJ
tine largest England and France
IN w r,al rlstn the
of Texas has ever been placed the position Aml this country
pea k no only Nau
1t enables lrtNceet add apH! wetarn
O O flrXas fact the t
obliged This To will mind
IN
We have offered
~ collie
b a
proved q
IL q
m i
Our
rims
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-12
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
COTTON.
Roots AT UNITED STATES PORTS,
J NIIED STATES POKIS
al ..u
INTERCOLLEGIATE
LIVERPOOL srors-NIGnr REPORT

Q ~ ~ 'pis ~ TN ifiil hffphI
lIVrVl Dol, Oct u.-Cotton spots closed
me lI'uAngpd
Nrdiuu3y ............... ...............4x
900 ordinary ........................4 ll-l6
49, midduns ............ ........j
l..itiing, upiauds .................... 3-l6
blldd!iug, Orleans. ..................5.
+! Tolal sales, l2,UN0 nules; American, oi0l
tSaies' imports, Ii 40 bales; American, $50
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-12

behind lumber pllo aud make for
the engine, OH which he leapcd
the second robbor
from his hiding place sooner than ho
intended to appear. When he got on
the engine he was in heat Of pa O.
sion and said to his partner; This
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-12

w. l.. Tucker has the most com
plete line of trusses and shoulder
braces in the city.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-12

NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

NEW ORLEANS. oct ll.--spot cotton closed
firm and UNCHANGED.
Sales, COCO. Stock l23, 30-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-12
NEW YORK COTTON.
NIGHT REpORT-SpOT5,
:, ~ IVTFh NVI IVIN 7 7 wv
''ares closed steady, to points lower.
iALNEsTON COTTON

,GALvEsroN. oct II spot cotton closed
nm and lilo higher
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-12

a pPLEs--Alden : process, eVaporated lIci
: sliced 7c bright quarters DC.
a. AN-To lobOers at mills, sacked Vc Il
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-12
THE MARKETS..
I nCAl COLON MARKET.


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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-11-05
McMATH BROS,
Onlcy station, Va.
DON'T BE DECEIVED

but come and look for YOURSELF
Read this and if yon find anything
interesting to yon give MS CALL
We have just received as attrac.
tive II line of hosiery as yon Can
find on this Shore and cheaper than
the cheapest. We have women's
stockings both cotton and yarn from
5 TO 80 cents a pair,and mems from
5 to % cents. shirts and drawers
from 25 cents to sl.50 per PAIR
What do you think of in s inch
dressing comb for ; crntSs we have
them. We have inst received and
marked a new supply Of stoneware
bought at the factory at Akron,
Ohio, and have stone milk pans
from ! to j gallons at from 6 10
% cents. jugs from 1 quart to 9
gallons ut from 8 to 80 cents.
You need NOE go any further to
look for stove pipe and elbows. we
have them all sizes. And right here
we want to remind you Of our No.
7 Justice cook stove with 80 pieces
of trimmings for $50; we guarantee
this to be the largest anil heaviest
No. T on the market. Very best
carpet warp (onr own BRANDY at
S1.10 per pad.
Our stock OF mems, youths and
boys bats is complete, and if You
price them You will bny. We are
living yight mp to our motto that
we started with, "Quick sales and
small profits" Bed blankets:c oun
terpanes, quilts and comforts dirt
cheap. Maybe you think it funny
for us to keepjewelry, but we have
it just the same both shoddy and
genuine, latest styles and lowest
prices. Next week we will just give
you a list Of prices and let them do
the talking. One thing we forgot,
we will sell you an ACCORDION for 81
that you can't buy anywhere else
for less than So. Still another thing
we forgot TO mention, breakfast
shawls for 10 cents a piece. Don't
take our word or anybody elSe's,
but examine what we advertise and
see the great bargains we offer.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-11-05
ORNAMENTAL. TREES AND SMALL
FRUITS SPEClALTlES.

We are now ready to book orders
for nursery stock for fall delivery
We are located on the line of the
N. Y, P. & N. r. r., and can ship
at shortest notice either by freight,
express or mail. We aim to grow
such stock as is especially adapted
for the Eastern Shore, and to sell
ut prices in reach of all. Every
thing we sell will be guaranteed
true to name, and shall make tia
point to endeavor to give satisfac-
ton every time. We offer a fine
stock of desirable fast growing
shade trees, among which we men
tion Carolina poplar, silver leaf,ma
pie, American white elm, Russian
mulberry, box elder, weeping will
low, and abour 20 varieties of the
slower growing sorts.
The Carolina Poplar
has come to the front as one Of the
fastest growing shade trees known:
of beautiful green foliage and SYM
metrical top desirable for lawn or
street planting. We are prepared
to fill small or large orders for all
the leading old and new varieties
of Straw berries; also raspberres,
black berries, currants, grape vines.
&c. Our stock of fruit trees are too
young to offer this season, but We
have arrangements with reliable
nursery men, so that we can supply
anything in the fruit tree line at
lowest nursery prices, and can ship
with our stock, thereby saving
freight. All fruit trees we scllwlll
be guaranteed true to name. We
are also booking orders forcabbage
plants for winter planting, The
best sorts ready about Nov, LIST; at
SI.25 per thousand, Is cents per
hundred. Cold frame and hot bed
plants ready about March LIST AT
20 cents per hundred. Plants for
summer planting ready about June
10Th at 81 per thousand. Tomato
plants, best sorts ready about April
10th at % cents per hurdred.-
Small fruits and plants by mail Il
specially. Ifyou need anything in
the nursery line, send us Il list OF
what you want and let us price il
Tor You. Write for catalogue and
price list.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-11-05

The Republican candidates tor
the Legislature on the Eastern
Shore will Try the silly dodge OF
running on tic peoples ticket" on
election day. The people are tired
Of snch hypocricy and laundering
deception. There are but two
tickets in the field, the Democratic
and tie Republican. Attempt to
disguise it as YOU may, the oppo
sition to tie Democratic party here
is RepublicSniSm dressed in the
shabby rags of deceit and hypocri
cy. Look at the facts. These So
called Independent candidates
were brought out by Republicans,
they are supported by Republicans,
John S. Wise and William Lamb.
two of the most extreme Republi
cans in the State, are brought here
to speak in Their tehalt, Malone
himself is giving them active AID
and sympathy, and the Republican
party is solid in support of them
In the face of these glazing facts
the people are asked to consider
the opponents of the Democratic
candidates not as Republicans but
as independents. Our word for it,
If they are elected to the General
Assembly and the Republicans
have a majority in that body, they
Will vote to send Mahopez back to
the Senate for another tern, of six
yea .s..az'They have been publicly
charged this, ard they have
nevsr sad tl-at tl'ey would not vote
for him. They dare not do So
Malone would whistle them down
the wind as he did George Winder,
who was so imprudent as to say
that he would not vote for Malone.
Senator Daniel in his great speech
here last Monday described the so
called Independents as "men who
have not The principle to be Dem
ocrats, nor the courage to be Re.
publicans, but sneak out OF one
party and sneak into another"
Don't vote for any such men.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-11-05
A Whine Frow, the Virginia Outoast.

The following WAS rec clved
here from Mahonp, who was invited
as an .ex Confederate General to
par. icipate in the ceremonies. The
letter is written on "Republican
State Executive Committee" paper,
but the heading had 4 pen-mark
run through it:
PETERSBURG, VA, Oct. %, 1887.
My Dear Captain Phillips:
| thank you for the message you
were kindly pleased to send me.
remembered you well as a
prompt and efficient soldier in my
command, and it would be real
qualification to greet yeu and 9TH
er comrades with hearty grasp Of
the hand.
The natural impulse OF my be ;rt
would be to Show every conceivable
honorsto the memory of General
h. e. Lee; not that my admiration
for him could, in any wise, be en-
larged by engagement in the rear
ing of monuments ofstone or brass.
He was, in my estimate, one of the
grandest Of all men, in the present
or in the past.
The presence, at the proposed
ceremonies attendant to laying Of
the corner stone OF il monument to
General Lee, at Richmond, OF the
most eminent and distinguished
pelsonages would add nothing tc,
nor detract anything from the oc-
casion, if the matter were in the
hands which sought an ovation
llom the Whole people, irrespective
OF past or existing procIivities.
1t is undeniable, and SO has been
observed of all men, that the pro
gram as originally laid, was inten-
dcd 10 exclude from participation
in tire ceremonies snctl men rs
were not in unison with the man
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-11-05

IF Democrats through apathy OF
other canse allow the Republicans
to carry Virginia next Tuesday,
This State will lie SET down as al
m st certain to vote for the Repub-
lean candidate for President next
year. Such catastrophe would
be deplorable enough, but by no
means so d.plorable ais the reStora
ton of Malone to power in Virgin
ia. What he did and tried to do
dnring his brief reign in this State
affords us IN idea Of what he will
d. if he ever legains his grip on
Virginia. In the first place, he
will tnn out all the honest, capable
aud faithful officials that he can
lay his hands on, and put his dirty
henchn en- in their places. He will
use the schools, the lunatic asylums,
and other charitable institutions to
reward his hungry followers. And
what a set of officials they would
De! Brown Allen reelected Audi
tor. who paid his brother in law
Hamilton 5000 Of the peoples
n.oney merely for riding from
Staunton to Richmond OH free
l,a.s to collect $4,000 OF railroad
taxes Which had already been ten
dered to Allen, who refused to re
ceive them merely that his brother
in-law might get one fourth ofthem
as :ln unlawful commission: and
then when forced by the courts to
ray back this money rendered cou-
pons that be bought for forty cents
in the dollar! Another Board OF
Sinking Fund Commissioners to
make contract for printing Rid
dleberger bonds and then at Ma
homes bidding violate the contract
to oblige a Republican concern that
had given him campaign funds
thereby causing the State to lose
$4,000. A Republican Governor
would again cause the State funds
to be taken from sound banks OF
deposit and put into another Pc
tersburg bank, that a few days at
forwards will collapse and swallow
up another s135,U0O of the peoples
money! Think Of 1T, you hard
working farmers and mechanics,